--- pgp/doc/newfor24.doc	2018/04/24 16:41:33	1.1.1.1
+++ pgp/doc/newfor24.doc	2018/04/24 16:42:49	1.1.1.2
@@ -1,26 +1,26 @@
-Changes to PGP 2.4:
-
-- Fixed a bug with the -z <passphrase> option.  If no passphrase was given,
-  PGP used to crash.
-
-- When using -c, the IV is generated properly now, and the randseed.bin
-  postwash is done.  (This bug could have resulted in the same ciphertext
-  being generated for the same plaintext, if the same passphrase is used.)
-
-- Memory allocated with halloc() is now freed with hfree() in ztrees.c and
-  zdeflate.c.  (MS-DOS only.)
-
-- The decompression code now detects end of input reliably, fixing a
-  bug that used to have it produce infinite amounts of output on come
-  corrputed input.  Decompression has also been sped up.
-
-- PGP -m won't try to write its final output to the current directory.
-  This makes it less efficent if you want to save the text to a file, but
-  more secure if you don't.
-
-- Number of bits allowed when generating keys limited to 1024, in line
-  with the limits in RSAREF and BSAFE.  It used to be higher, but
-  folks, if you think you need a key larger than that, do some research
-  into the complexity of factoring.
-
-- Version number changed to pgp2.4
+Changes to PGP 2.4:
+
+- Fixed a bug with the -z <passphrase> option.  If no passphrase was given,
+  PGP used to crash.
+
+- When using -c, the IV is generated properly now, and the randseed.bin
+  postwash is done.  (This bug could have resulted in the same ciphertext
+  being generated for the same plaintext, if the same passphrase is used.)
+
+- Memory allocated with halloc() is now freed with hfree() in ztrees.c and
+  zdeflate.c.  (MS-DOS only.)
+
+- The decompression code now detects end of input reliably, fixing a
+  bug that used to have it produce infinite amounts of output on come
+  corrputed input.  Decompression has also been sped up.
+
+- PGP -m won't try to write its final output to the current directory.
+  This makes it less efficent if you want to save the text to a file, but
+  more secure if you don't.
+
+- Number of bits allowed when generating keys limited to 1024, in line
+  with the limits in RSAREF and BSAFE.  It used to be higher, but
+  folks, if you think you need a key larger than that, do some research
+  into the complexity of factoring.
+
+- Version number changed to pgp2.4